Watch Again | 2026 Fest Films

Watch Again | 2026 Fest Films

If you loved a LandxSea screening—or missed out the first time—here’s your chance to watch many of these remarkable films again. From communities holding fast against extraction to swimmers fighting for clean water, extraordinary wildlife and our changing relationship with the natural world, there’s a story for everyone.


In Cinemas

Fisherman Stan Rennie in All Rivers Spill Their Stories to the Sea

ALL RIVERS SPILL THEIR STORIES TO THE SEA

When thousands of dead crabs wash ashore along England’s North East coast, fisherman Stan Rennie is drawn into a grassroots fight for truth, accountability and survival. In cinemas now. Find a screening at glimmerama.com/allriversspill.

The two neighbouring farmers featured in Derek vs Derek

DEREK VS DEREK

Two neighbouring Devon farmers — both called Derek — find themselves on opposite sides of a battle over food, nature and the future of the British countryside. In cinemas now. Find a screening at derekvsderek.com/cinemalistings.

A scene from Jean Epstein’s silent film Finis Terrae

FINIS TERRAE (1929) + LIVE MUSIC SCORE

A beautiful restoration of Jean Epstein’s 1929 silent classic, accompanied by a newly composed original score performed live and presented by Cinetopia. Currently on tour. Check listings at cinetopia.co.uk/finisterraetour.

Underwater wildlife in North Sea, Nature Untamed

NORTH SEA, NATURE UNTAMED

Plunge beneath the waves through the eyes of diver and underwater cameraman Peter van Rodijnen in this thrilling cinematic adventure, revealing the North Sea in all its glory. In cinemas now. Find a screening at northseafilm.com.

Vincent Munier and his family in Whispers in the Woods

WHISPERS IN THE WOODS

Wildlife photographer Vincent Munier returns to the French Vosges forests of his childhood with his father and young son, tracing a tender inheritance of attention, silence and wonder. In cinemas from 13 November. Check listings at whispersinthewoodsfilm.com.


Watch Online

Stop-motion seals in Ain’t No Fish

AIN’T NO FISH

A miniature stop-motion classic with a wicked little bite, as hungry Arctic seals croon with vintage cheer while the sea beneath them tells a much darker story. Watch free online via Wonky Films.

THE HERRING QUEEN

As Scotland’s fishing communities face uncertain futures, one coastal village continues a cherished tradition: crowning its teenage Herring Queen. Watch free on YouTube.

The rabbits of Watership Down

WATERSHIP DOWN (1978)

A small band of rabbits flee their doomed warren in search of safety, freedom and a place to call home in the landmark 1978 adaptation of Richard Adams’ unforgettable classic, newly restored in 4K. Available with a subscription from the BFI Player, or to rent from Apple TV or Amazon Prime Video.

YOU TOLD US TO TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER

On a rewilded farm, a child’s climate anxiety opens into a wider reflection on land, responsibility and the future, voiced by a new generation of farmers and narrated by Michael Sheen. Watch free on YouTube.


Stay Tuned for Updates

Many films at LandxSea 2026 were shown in the UK or Scotland for the first time and are not yet on general release or available online. Some may be available to book for community screenings—visit the films’ websites for details and future updates.

A Scottish landscape in Expressing the Earth

EXPRESSING THE EARTH

A poetic journey through Scotland’s wild places, where Kenneth White’s geopoetics, artists, geologists and James Hutton’s deep time help us rediscover how to think with the Earth. Upcoming screenings include Fort William and Dunbar. Visit expressingtheearth.com for updates.

Poet and environmental activist Nnimmo Bassey in Hope Is a Word

HOPE IS A WORD

LandxSea Audience Award Winner 2026. In Nigeria’s Niger Delta, poet and activist Nnimmo Bassey gathers a new generation of writers to turn memory, anger and hope into poetry, testimony and resistance. Follow the film on Facebook for updates.

Sea swimmer and clean-water campaigner Jo Bateman in Jo in the Water

JO IN THE WATER

A passionate sea swimmer becomes a reluctant activist, taking on one of the UK’s biggest water companies in the fight for clean, safe waters. Check the film’s website for future screening announcements.

A Bolivian landscape featured in Materia Prima

MATERIA PRIMA

In the Bolivian Andes, the global race for lithium reveals an old story in new language: extraction, resistance and the question of who pays for the green transition. Sign up for updates about the film and its impact campaign.

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